W7503: function defined but never called
Bad thing about this is the fact that you can't easily spot real warnings from this 'warning to ignore'.
Here's how to avoid this:
1) define a dummy method where you call all your offending methods
// dummy function to supress warning 'function defined but never called' prototype dummySuppressWarningW7503(); function dummySuppressWarningW7503()begin setRegistryValue("","",0,"");end;
2) call this method someplace that is definitely executed inside an if( FALSE ):
// a little trick to stop the compiler from showing warnings if( FALSE ) then dummySuppressWarningW7503(); endif;
Tada ! The compiler thinks its called, but it never is.
Very slick. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteI found too that a decent way to employ this is with a dummy recursive call at the outset of an InstallScript function, passing its params as-is - for example:
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begin
if (FALSE) then
Foo(szBar, szBaz);
endif;
// Moving on....
end;
Ah, I see. Yes that should work, probably better because you keep your function calls together. Nice.
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